The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

THERE IS but one yellow flag flying il
this city at present.
MCCoRBICK d. Co, yesterday received
Hanauer bullion valued at 81 $50.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments yes
terday we're: Base bullion, 81 800; ore
81 800. Total, So 600.
NUMERoUs TAX sale notices ornament
the front of the City Hall, and climi
high up on the Liberty pole.
c. ". RUDD has been arrested fol
using water from the hydrants without
being in possession of the proper license
CHARLES SMITH appeared in the Police
Court yesterday, and deposited $40 for
having INDUCED in somewhat aggra-
waited drunk.
T. r. JONES g. Co. received yesterday
Pure silver bars, $780,; Germania
bullion, 81 1924; lead and silver ores,
s4,572.9S. Total, $13, 1922.
ED. GRIFFITH, soldier, was arrested
on Friday evening, charged with
drunkenness, and was turned over to the
authorities ye9terday morning.
4 PAIR of spectacIes were lost on
Main Street, near the street car cross
ing yesterday. The finder will please
leave them at AuerbachS or Teasdels.
ALL MEMBERS of Western Star Council
and Salt Lake Temple No. 1. 7 of H.
and T., are requested to meet at their
nall to-day at 2 o'clock sharp. Il. f.
CLARK, W. P.
THE STORE of Mrs. CastIeton, located
in the Twenty-frst Ward, was bur-
glarized at an early hour yesterday
morning The thieves succeeded in
getting away with about $40 worth of
plumber.
THERE WAS one death from diphtheria
yesterday, IN the family of Mrs. Wood
bury, who resides at 242 W. Fifth South
Street, The child was about years of
age, aud seemed to be Cd the road to
recovery.
The FUNERAL services over the re-
mains of the late William RingTood,
will be held in the Twentieth Ward
Westinghouse this morning at IL
O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
TUE SMILES which yesterday were so
noticeable on the otherwise serene
countenance of II. J. Davis lat Barnes
g. DavisO were oceasioned by the
arrival, early in the day, of bouncing
baby boy, at his domicile. All well.
WE ABE requested to say that the
members of the Mill Creek Rife Team
are rs mad as hornets because the
UglieSE man in the team and in all
Utah, got away with the beau tifuI gold
medal at the monthly medal match last
Friday.
READ THE notice of All HaIlows
College, in another column. We are
happy to be able to state that this
institution is eminently successful. The
number of students on the roll has in
crea ed three-fold since its opening in
September last.
GEoBeE SAvILLE, of the Twentieth
Ward; was arrested yesterday on the
going charge, and on being taken be-
fore Commissioner Mckay, plead
guilty, and furnished bonds in the sum
of 81 800, the sureties being MeSsrs. R.
z. and w. +. Heslen.
THE NUMEROUS friends of Mr.. William
A. McMaster, an old and respected
resident of this city, will regret to learn
that be died at hA residence in the
GlohCuiu W dEut dJ O.lO 1851 evening.
Notice will be given at another time
when the funeral services will be held
AN ADJOURNED NEE ing of the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery
Association will be held at pol Second
South Street, on Monday, January
9th, a. $50 O'Clock pm. All
members of the association are re-
qgested 10 be present KETTLE II. KIM
BALL, secretary.
The ALB is full of rumors of what
will De done by the railroads when the
interstate commerce bill becomes law.
The dissolution of all pools will, it is
expected, break up the Joint ticket
office of the U. 2 and D. l. +. G.. I'm
less the CON panIes iud some way OF
getting round it.
Mr.. CHARLES AUER and Mrs. Carrie
Smith having been appointed executors
of the last viii aud testament of Wilson
S. Smith, deceased a notice appears in
Tbs HERALD this morning, requiring
all debts and Liabilities to be settled
with NJ. Auer. at the Office of the
Occid"EJsl, Is (, First Souta Street.